Cooked Tandoori Chicken Legs

Impress your guests with this authentic, homemade tandoori chicken recipe. This dish focuses on enhancing flavour of the chicken through Mumtaz's Special Tandoori Marinade and Ghee. Are you ready to get cooking?

How do I make tandoori chicken?

If you have ever wondered how such a dish is made and how complicated it might be, don't worry! It's actually pretty simple. All you need is some chicken, your favourite marinade and a pan! (we'll be using one in this recipe). It is a simple and elegant dish which is high in protein and flavourful in taste. Top if off with your favourite herbs and accompaniments to really relish in its taste.

What makes tandoori chicken so special?

Unlike other types of desi chicken dishes, such as chicken tikka or chicken boti, tandoori chicken uses a unique masala that really pairs well with the chicken. It uses yoghurt to tender the meat for a powerful succulence. If you are wondering how you can make the tandoori masala or don't know how, do not fret! In this recipe we use Mumtaz's Tandoori Marinade to marinate the chicken, saving you time of creating it yourself and the confusion of what spices to blend!  

Ingredients

  • 1 Cup Mumtaz Tandoori Marinade
  • 1 Tbsp Mumtaz Ghee
  • 4 Full Chicken Legs Skin Off
  • 1 Red Onions
  • 2 Limes
  • 2 Tbsp Olive Oil
  • 1 Tsp Kasuri Methi (Fenugreek Leaves)
  • Coriander
  • Salt & Black Pepper
  • 4 Tbsp Yoghurt
  • Lemon Juice

Method

  1. Add the marinade, fenugreek leaves, yoghurt, olive oil and mix well
  2. Add salt and pepper to taste, lemon/lime juice to your liking.
  3. Wash and Cut into the chicken legs.
  4. Add to marinade, leave to marinade for 15 minutes,
  5. Add the ghee to the hot pan and allow the ghee to melt then add the marinated chicken to the pan and cook until roasted brown.
  6. Garnish with limes and red onion, a sprinkle of coriander and fenugreek leaves.
  7. Serve and enjoy, with any side of your choice!

 

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